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Pandemic prompts more teachers to consider early retirement or new career

  • Written by Gema Zamarro, Professor of Education and 21st Century Endowed Chair in Teacher Quality, University of Arkansas
Pandemic prompts more teachers to consider early retirement or new careerTeachers have faced high levels of stress and burnout throughout the pandemic.Kali9/E+ Collection via Getty Images

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The COVID-19 pandemic reduced teachers’ commitment to remain in the classroom, our study on teacher turnover found.

When schools resumed classes in the...

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